In the dog days of summer, Katie and Zondra explore a few indoor ideas to beat the heat. They talked to Andrea Magrath from Category 5 Pickleball about their state-of-the-art indoor facility. They also connected with Patrick Heim to learn about some of Olde Towne Slidell's best indoor attractions, including The Arcade on Carey, The Brass Monkey Old World Draughthaus, Luna Tequila, Whiskey and Ashe and the Olde Towne Pizza Company. And for their Wave Review, the ladies share the best places to get a cool treat on a hot day. 

In this episode Katie and Zondra talk to the Lantrips from the English Tea Room, and Chef Pat Gallagher. In honor of Tammany Taste of Summer, Katie and Zondra ask these titans of the Northshore restaurant scene questions about how they started, and how they have stayed on top of the game. Both interviews also feature highly personal stories about these personalities that you may not have heard before. It is Tammany Taste of Summer. Make sure to check in with Visit the Northshore's website and social media so you can support this important period for our local restaurants. 

In this episode, Katie and Zondra talk to co-worker and Vice President of Sales & Services at Visit The Northshore, Tanya Leader, about things to do for groups who visit the Northshore, creating custom itineraries to suit every group, from family reunions to senior groups and corporate retreats. Then, they connect with industry expert Tico Soto, of Tourism Tactics by Tico, for a wide ranging conversation about the tourism industry, its economic impact on the Northshore, and how Visit The Northshore saves money for every St. Tammany household. 

In this episode Zondra and Katie celebrate some of the great makers of the Northshore when they talk to the mother-daughter duo behind Purple Elephant Bath & Body and The Earthly Elephant, and they get to talk, and taste, wine from Wild Bush Farm and Vineyard. 

Turn it up! On this episode of All The Waves, Big Easy Rick (Ricky Windhorst) of Four Unplugged talks rocking the Northshore, dropping his first solo album Lucky Dog, and the stages he loves most. Plus, Fadra White of Soul Revival shares how a childhood of church gigs led to Carnegie Hall — and why every Soul Revival show feels like the ultimate party. You’re gonna want to dance along to this one.

Visit the Northshore's award-winning* podcast returns with an episode that is on the move. Katie and Zondra sit down with Matt May from Canoe and Trail Adventures Tours & Rentals, and Captain Mike Jones from Louisiana Tours and Adventures, to talk about all the great outdoor opportunities that await visitors to The Northshore. And for their Wave Reviews segment, they talk to Sean Fitzsimmons of O'Wheelies Bicycle Company. These are some of the many reasons The Northshore is called "Louisiana's Easy Escape."

*In February, All The Waves received the award for Tourism Campaign of the Year, Under $30K from the Louisiana Travel Association. Congrats, Katie & Zondra!

To celebrate a little Black excellence this Black History Month, Zondra and Katie brought in Tonya and Rhegan Ramsey of Organically Wicked Candles & Tingz and Howard E. Harper, III of Black Flower Apparel & Records. Hear them provide some history about their businesses and why they love being on The Northshore. 

In the first episode of their second season, Zondra and Katie explore Mardi Gras on the Northshore. They talk king cakes with Lauren Forjet of Nonna Randazzo's of Covington and learn more about the Krewe of Bogue Falaya with Larry Rolling. Hear all about this year's Mardi Gras on the Northshore in this episode. 

For their final episode of 2024, Katie and Zondra take a look back at their first year. They share some insights on their favorite episodes and  draw back the curtain a bit on what it is like to make the podcast. They also interview Northshore Media Group's Charles Dowdy, who helps produce All the Waves. 

Zondra and Katie are getting an education in Episode 11. They talk with Grayhawk Perkins, renowned storyteller, musician, historian and author, and his spouse, Robin Leckbee Perkins, archivist for St. Tammany Parish, whose job is to keep all the local historical documents for the parish. Between the pair of them, these two have plenty of stories to tell.